California early deer season forecast prompts cautious optimism
California Department of Fish and Game wardens predict better hunting in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties than last year, with modest totals expected in Los Angeles County. Drought has reduced forage and water, scattering deer to water-rich high country, raising fire risk and urging hunters to carry water and rattlesnake kits while obeying tag rules.
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Zimmer Keeps Red Sox Job Through 1977 Season
Boston manager Don Zimmer affirmed he will stay as skipper through 1977 after a brief call with Dick OConnell. Yaz lauded the move as smart and familiar with the club, while Zimmer greeted the chance to lead the defending AL champions to a strong finish.
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Solomon Wins Louisville International Tennis Classic Title
Harold Solomon defeated Wojtek Fibak 6-3 7-5 to capture the $20,000 first prize as Fibak struggled with a weak second serve. Solomon’s win pushes his earnings over $120,000 for the year, after a prior upset of Guillermo Vilas in the quarterfinals.
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Green Machine Crushes Odile's Mayans 5-0 In Playoff Opener
Kathy Gibbons pitched a no hitter through 6 2 thirds before Sue Gordon’s single. Gibbons fanned 10 as Ramona Long homered doubled and drove in 3. Lisa Michels starred on defense. In another game Shanty defeated Motorcycle City 8 to 7 with Torres going 4 for 4 and Ted Torres adding two hits.
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Falcone shuts out Pirates as Cardinals win big
St Louis pitcher Pete Falcone struck out Al Oliver three times in a 4-0 win over Pittsburgh. Falcone earned a four-hit nine-strikeout victory and helped his own cause with two hits. Oliver went 0-for-4, dropping to .337 as Cincinnati's Griffey leads NL hitters.
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Yankee pitcher narrowly misses another no hitter
Doyle Alexander carried a perfect game into the eighth before Rusty Staub singled. He settled for a two hit 1-0 win over Detroit as the Yankees halted a string of near no hitters with strong defense and five strikeouts.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Show Tight Races
Major league standings list Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Montreal, and others with varying win totals. Monday results include San Diego routing Atlanta 7 0 and several 4 0 scores. Tonight's games feature Montreal at New York and Houston at Los Angeles among others.
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Dusty Baker, fresh from an off season trade to the Dodgers, after a slow start belted his third homer in the 11th to lift Los Angeles 5-4 over the Houston Astros. He had subbed in earlier and battled eye irritation from lens tests but unlocked the power in a pivotal late at bat.
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